Agronomic Services — Soil Test Forms & Information

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Agronomic Reports	Find Your Soil Test Report Crop Fertilization Based on N.C. Soil Tests —entire book —chapter by chapter [not pdf] Essential Plant Nutrients Understanding the Soil Test Report —detailed explanation —specifics for agricultural samples —specifics for home & garden samples
Boxes:	Sample boxes are not available by mail. Pick them up at your county Cooperative Extension office or at the Agronomic Division office in Raleigh.
Brochures	Soil Testing Heavy Metals in N.C. Soils
Crop Notes:	$ Note: Secondary Nutrients and Micronutrients Note 1: Tobacco Note 2. (discontinued) Note 3: Field Crops Note 4: Lawns, Gardens and Ornamentals Note 5: Christmas Trees Note 6: Commercial Vegetable Crops Note 7: Tomatoes Grown under Plasticulture Note 8. (discontinued) Note 9: Soil Analysis of Growth Substrates for Greenhouse Crops Note 10. (discontinued) Note 11: Nursery Crops—Container and Field Note 12: Forage and Pasture Crops Note 13. (discontinued) Note 14: Golf and other Fine Turf Note 15: Pecans and Miscellaneous Nuts and Fruits Note 16: Apples Note 17: Peaches Note 18: Small Fruits Hydroseeded Areas Plasticulture Strawberries Ponds Tomato Production Fertilization Guide Wildlife Food Plots
Sample Information Forms Print, Fill Out by Hand & Submit via Mail	Routine soil samples (form AD-1) updated! Diagnostic (problem) soil samples (form AD-2) updated! Soil samples for research (form AD-12) Soil samples for heavy metals analysis (form AD-13) Lawn and garden soil samples (form AD-15) New!
Sampling Instructions	Deep Sampling for Nutrient Management Diagnosing Plant Growth Problems Packing Soil Samples for Shipment Pond Management Soil Sampling Basics Soil Sampling Home Lawns & Gardens (flyer) Soil Sampling for Home Lawns & Gardens (PowerPoint) Soil Sampling Large Areas Submitting Samples for Problem Diagnosis
Soil Fertility Notes	Note 1: The Need for Soil Testing Note 2: Moss Note 3: Mending Brown Patch in Fescue Lawns Note 4: Cool-Season Grasses Note 5: Warm-Season Grasses Note 6: Establishing a New Lawn Note 7: Soil Acidity Note 8: A Homeowner's Guide to Fertilizer Note 9: Problems with Centipede Grass Note 10: Fescue Lawn Care Note 11: Applying Nitrogen Note 12: Fertilizing with Organic Nutrients Note 13: Clay Minerals: Importance & Function in Soils Note 14: Topsoil Note 15: Managing Bermudagrass Sprayfields Note 16: Gearing up for Conservation Tillage Note 17: Managing Crop Residue Note 18: Lime
Soil Test FAQS:	Common Questions & Answers [not pdf]
Soil Test Methodologies	Overview [not pdf] Mehlich-3 [not pdf] Mehlich buffer acidity [not pdf] Conversion equations for Mehlich-1 & Mehlich-3 [not pdf]

Last Update November 3, 2017